How thick are they? I have a dress shoes that's one size smaller would these lift my foot up to the tongue? (it's a slip one)
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There is definitely thickness to this insole so it will make the shoe smaller.
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If your shoes don't have extra room your toes will probably rub. I had to trim mine back in the toe area on my golf shoes and my shoes are a little big. If you are going to do alot of walking they probably won't be great on the toes but the heals are great!
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It might lift your foot up a little. The instructions say to remove the liner in your shoe and replace it with the Scholl's. My guess is the Scholl's is maybe twice the thickness of your original liner........Good luck PS..... if they don't fit in your dress shoes then put them in the shoes you wear most often after that.
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Not to be evasive, but there are different thicknesses of men's dress socks. I would not say that these socks are "thin," like a formal over-the-calf dress sock, but they are about the same thickness as a Gold Toe brand "fluffy" sock that my husband wears often. Those "fluffies" socks are mid calf socks, very soft. If you can find these Gold Toe socks in a store near you, that will help you understand the thickness of the Underarmour Heatgear socks. They are definitely a more casual sock. Hope this helps a bit.
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Maybe an eighth of an inch, a little thicker in the heel and arch area. That gray area is the thickest part. I work on my feet for hours at a time, and they are better than any others I've tried which are not gel.
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I haven't tried them in dress shoes, but would assume they would fit in any shoe with a removable insole. I'm not sure if they would fit over a non-removable insole. I find that not many of my dress shoes have removable insoles. I used them in my athletic shoes after removing the insoles they came with, and they worked great for that.
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The covers are about an 1/8th inch or slightly thicker. So over all you're losing about a 1/4inch. I am not sure how your slip on extensions work. But hopefully this helps you.
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I don't know, but they are not heavy for me and I do not do well with heavy footwear!
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I think they would be too thick for that. Look for something thinner. They are also kind of stiff and would be uncomfortable for that kind of use. They are good, I wanted a heavier pair to wear when it is colder. I forgot that once I get going the cold does not matter.
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Have real good luck with these. I place mine under my insoles with no problems. Keep 3-4 sets on hand
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These Are Not Socks that you can wear With shoes, as they are too thick and fluffy. Think of them more like a Slipper Sock on steroids! If these don't keep your entire foot warm, You should contact your MD, in my humble opinion.
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by lift height do you mean how much higher you are elevated by these? They are very squishy, so I imagine that is impossible to decern. They are in your shoe. You step on them and the waffle bottom squishes down. This would also depend on your weight. Myself, I've had trouble with these heavy duty tullies especially more than the regular ones in keeping them from slipping around in my shoes. And yes, some shoes are too shallow for them. But I am a women so women's shoes are more shallow, and I have a rather thick heeled orthotic taking up height/volume in the heel as well
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I don't find them too big. I measured them just now. They are 3/4 of an inch in length and 1/4 of and inch thick. If you really want to try them, you will figure a way to get them down.
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I think these small ones would be, I guess it depends on your shoe size. I've only tried these, but it follows.
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I'd say it would be about 50% thicker than your average pair of athletic socks, except on the bottom where I'd say it's about double the thickness and maybe even a little more. If you're concerned about shoe fit with these, if the shoe is snug in normal socks, it will be a mite tight. I've never had a problem with hiking boots or athletic shoes such as you might find in Merrell's or Keen's inventories. But I can't wear them with my cowboy boots.
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These insoles are fairly substantial in thickness. I bought them for my husband because his boots had no cushion and were uncomfortable. He loves them and does not complain that his boots are too snug now so I'm not sure they would reduce the size by one whole size. They will help some, I feel sure.
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They do not slide with certain socks--I bought a roll.of double stick tape heavy duty to keep on the bottom of each hill cup so they won't slip inside my shoes and boots-they occasionally need replaced-this style doesn't have a deep cup so it fits nicely even in dress type shoes
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they might ,as they do lift the heel up. I purchased them for plantar fasciitis and found them to be very uncomfortable.
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I found them too small. The silver ones about 2" and the purple one about 6". I gave them to them to the Goodwill. The rubber? is thick so they were too hard and slippery.